Cookie notice

    What Noques keeps in your browser, who sets it, and how to switch it off.

    Last updated: 29 September 2026

    1. What this covers

    Cookies and similar browser storage are small pieces of information a website keeps on your device. Some are needed for the site to work at all. Others measure how it is used. Where one identifies you, it is personal information, and the privacy policy applies to it.

    The marketing website, noques.com, sets no cookies of its own and runs no analytics or advertising tags. Everything below is in the Noques app.

    2. Strictly necessary

    These make the app work. Without them you could not stay signed in, keep a basket or pay. They are not used to track you.

    NameTypeSet byWhat it doesHow long
    Sign-in sessionBrowser databaseGoogle (Firebase)Keeps you signed in to the app.Until you sign out
    BasketLocal storageNoquesRemembers what is in your basket between visits.Until you check out or clear it
    Sign-in redirectSession storageNoquesReturns you to the page you were on after signing in.Until the tab closes
    Notification promptLocal storageNoquesRemembers that you dismissed the notifications prompt.Until you clear it
    Device identifierLocal storageNoquesTells your devices apart if you allow notifications on more than one.Until you clear it
    CheckoutCookiesYocoSet by Yoco on its own payment page to process your card securely.Set by Yoco

    3. Measurement

    Noques sets no measurement cookies. When you are signed in, the app tells Algolia, its search provider, which searches you run, which results you open and which of those you add to your basket, so search can be measured and improved. That is linked to your account, is not used for advertising, and is covered by the privacy policy. Nothing is recorded when you search while signed out, and deleting your account deletes it.

    NameTypeSet byWhat it doesHow long
    AlgoliaObjectQueryCacheLocal storageAlgoliaOnly when you are signed in: remembers which search led you to a result you opened, so that adding it to your basket can be counted as a result of that search. It holds search and product identifiers, not your name or email.Until you clear it; the oldest entries are dropped as it fills

    4. What Noques does not use

    No advertising cookies, no social media tracking pixels, and no cross-site tracking. The markets map loads its images from CARTO, which receives your IP address to send them but sets no cookie.

    5. How to control them

    You can block or delete cookies and site data in your browser’s settings. Blocking the necessary items above will sign you out and empty your basket.

    If Noques ever adds a measurement or advertising cookie, it will ask for your consent before setting it, and this page will list it first.